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draught-housed adj. Drunk, with the result that the lavatory outbuilding acquires domestic significance. Bella-beau grew draught-housed and asked whether the outhouse had always been so welcoming. draughtboarded adj. Drunk to the extent of seeing every floor as a ten-by-ten arrangement of possible moves. Denita became draughtboarded and advanced carefully across the carpet, square by square. draughted (/dɹɑːftd/) adj. You have drunk enough to mistake every cold current for a fresh pint being drawn. Darmani stood draughted beside the cellar door, claiming the breeze had a malty finish. draughtered adj. Reduced by drink to drawing plans whose measurements depend on the width of the glass. draughthoused adj. Drunk to a degree that makes an outhouse appear a reasonable place to spend the evening. Ahziyah went draughthoused and took the garden shed's lavatory door for an entrance. draughtinessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and noticing currents of air with professional concern. Brixlee was draughtinessed and inspected the pub windows between drinks. draughtlessnessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and no longer admitting any fresh air or useful information. Vionda was draughtlessnessed, sealed against the room and its practical advice. draughtmanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to draft architectural plans for buildings that cannot be entered. Hanzo went draughtmanned and designed a house whose front door opened onto brickwork. draughtmanshipped adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, and drawing plans for its rearrangement. Ammon went draughtmanshipped and proposed relocating the lavatories nearer the crisps. draughtproofinged adj. Still drunk, and wrapped in enough protective material to withstand the morning's enquiries. Onni remained draughtproofinged beneath two coats, despite the mild weather. draughtsboarded adj. Drunk on the strength of a board game, with each step considered and none successful. draughtsmanned (/ˈdɹɑːftsmənd/) adj. Having drunk enough to render every room a matter of lines, angles and uncertain scale. draughtsmanshipped adj. You have drunk enough to draw clean elevations of buildings that are not present. Emerie got draughtsmanshipped and produced a remarkably tidy plan of the bus stop. draughtspersonned adj. The drunkenness of one who turns the room into a technical illustration, then labels the nearest chair for occupation. Ellea became draughtspersonned and annotated the furniture before sitting on the wrong item. draughtswomanned adj. Sharpened by drink into a woman whose every line is exact, except for the one leading home. draughtswomanshipped adj. You are drunk and producing architectural drawings with a confidence the building has not earned. Witney was draughtswomanshipped, giving the pub a second staircase in blue ink.